Week 11 Spelling Words.

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Week 11 Spelling Words

vision act of seeing 1

visible able to be seen 2

invisible not able to be seen 3

revise to look at again 4

supervise to oversee 5

video something that can be seen 6

evidence something that can be seen as proof 7

provide (give things) before you can see they are needed 8

providence the state of (giving things) before you can see they are needed 9

evident out to the eye (obvious) 10

jury a group that determines if something is against the law 11

jurisdiction to say something is the law 12

juror one who determines the law 13

conjure to create a plan against the law or oath 14

perjury go against the law or oath 15

astronaut one who goes to space 16

astronomical as big as space (very large); related to space 17

astrology the study of the stars to determine the future 18

astronomy the study of space 19

asterisk small star 20